Burndet feud over cattle dispute ends in town raid
In 1875 Tom Arnold owner killed during a clash linked to Lew Burnet and agrarian tensions. Steved Joy and Clay Manning lead armed parties seeking control, with lawman Goren hired to guard a rumored timber shipment as rival factions clash over a herd and a stake in open town affairs.
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Lew Burnet
Oxatiall
Tom Arnold
Lew Bags
Ani
Steve Bod Joy
Clay Manning
Joya Hanes
Hie Yaen
Lowe
Joy
Clay
Battle at the depot ends with Clay Manning wounded
Lew pursues the silent gunfight across Rye dialivery depot yard as Pete Rachal and others close in. In a sudden burst, Clay Manning is shot down while Ed Splann and Joe Wheat are knocked clear. The hospital barracks receive Clay, badly hurt, with the doctor noting no anesthetic used and Lew left to process the grim aftermath.
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Lew
Whitewasted
Harting
Quarlright
Oflce
Peta Rachal Wir
Anil
Unio
Éran
Ds Rachal
Barnet
Clay
Ed Splann
Joe Wheat
Brochard
Stoddard
Crazy Woman Creek
Td Splann
Pete
Orié
Avery S End
Pete Rachal
Curly
Alscard
Army
Ey Spano
Joy
Second Avenue
Tim
Plars
Clayscot
Wright House
Rigue
Arta' the Pol
Longhorn trek through Dodge to Ogallala ends in danger
In a rugged desert march from Dodge to Ogallala, calm amid hardship prevails as loyal riders guard the herd and a wary captain contemplates the future. A tense encounter with mounted riders signals trouble from lawmen or rivals, while Joy’s hospital scene frames a personal trial within a broader cattle drive.
Suffragist Dame May Whitty and 1920s film stars on stage and screen
A sweeping reminiscence traces Dame May Whitty embracing women’s suffrage after a London party with Mabel Terry and Ellen Terry. It also surveys film and stage figures like Shirley Temple, Carole Landis, Eddie Sutherland, Ethel Barrymore, and Preston Sturges, noting careers, projects, and industry trends of the era.
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Dame May Whitty
Babel Terry
Tam
Dame May
Ww. Nevinson
Shirley Temple
Wil Cmatar
Ginger Rogers
Carole Landis
RKO
Eddie Sutherland
Ima
Eddie
Murphy
Quiz Answers From a Lost Almanac Reveal 1930s Riddles
A fragmented almanac page lists questions and answers about famous figures like Lou Gehrig, movie stars, and the Rushmore monument, with clues about height, dynasties, and a songstress. It includes garbled lines and a note on a burden being a refrain, reflecting archival newspaper content.
Time to Band Trees to Protect Against Insects
Victory gardeners and shade tree owners are reminded to band trees and vines to guard against tree climbing insects whose larvae later cause defoliation and damage. Use a sticky substance that stays effective in all weather for best protection and apply early.
Pan Imp God Hint Pan and the Mad Wit Disease
Fragmented passage describes a Greek name for a mythical Pan related entity causing public fear. Mentions mad acts under threat and the notion of Pan as a symbol of danger. References to public officials responsible for crowd safety and a blanket association with panicky behavior and witchcraft.
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Pan
Mercury Dust Protects Seedlings With Tiny Organic Dust
A small amount of organic mercury dust, costing about ten cents, is described as protecting seeds from seedling Aleates attacking vegetables. The dust clings to the seed end when applied with a toothpick and should be mixed into the seed packet before planting.
Surface Prep for Painting Article
The text discusses removing rust and corrosion from metal surfaces before painting. It mentions bright metal preservation, repainting to prevent further corrosion, and using cleaners and steel wool. Emphasis is on preparing the surface so paint adheres properly and protects the steel surface.
Separate Quickly Buch Frozen Vegetables Guide
The text explains separating frozen vegetables into groups such as peas and other items like beans and broccoli. It notes that peas and beans should separate into unite felety, and that broccoli and asparagus can be broken apart if partially thawed to avoid overcooking the outside while the center remains underdone. Corn on the cob should be thawed before cooking. Mention of Zopo and Girih Mado appears as garbled inserts.
Beams and Bolero Jacket Trends in Early Sewing Notes
Textile tips discuss seam strength by stitch counts per inch and warning about weak seams. A bolero jacket style is praised for shaping and height aid, with notes on fashion appeal for various body types and hip balance. Also mentions homesteading provisions and state coverage, implying broad economic context.
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HEC
Vteam
Dodge
Bia Extre Rideru
Eine
Innef
Great American Desert
Arkansas
Mem
Jim Hope
Elo
Batk
Steve
John
Jos
Ant
Trai
Solomon
Quarternight
Nebraska
Jeff
Ogallala
Abe
Ronan Ie Raiioen
Sania
Waitten
Hari Waitig Heresie
Ategwaie
Bhakéapeatesa Authority
Margaret Webster
Ben Webster
Daris Maybia
London
Mabel Terry
Ellen Terry
Willan Chambiles
United States Navy
20Th
Laula de Rochemont
Dana Andrews
Alexander Knox
Woodrow Wilson
Canada
Nox
Ethel Barrymore
Theater Guild
Frane Wedel
Panny Brice
Jimmy Dearan
Columbia
Bugh Werberé
Ina Ray Motieo
Lady
Preston
Lewis
Basel
Aliciey Temple
Lemar
Outa A
Inoutieiy
Hien
Loa
Dréxa
Athart
Borg- Jum
Rushmore Memori
United States
China
Lou Gehrig
William F. Eleanor Powell
Dick Pow
Fong Dynasty
Grok
Ian
Cao
Wyant Eres
New Fork
Go Seed. Co
West Brossway
Averdale Make City
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